The Dichotomy of Sin: Genetic Anomalies

The Dichotomy of Sin is an exploration into the world of shame and depression. The protagonist is an investigator struggling with divorce and his never ending caseload of violent crime. He struggles with his placement within this universe, existence and God. He's an atheist of sorts who accepts his past and present sexual explorations, his past drug abuse and the feeling of disconnect he experiences in relationships. Weaving in and out of death and suicide, he ultimately finds solace with a psychiatric patient. This book is intended for mature readers. There're scenes of drug use, pervasive adult language, sexual scenerios and many references to death and domestic violence. This book is best described as existential hell. Even the good have their demons.